1 Professor Simon Hornblower FBA Senior Research Fellow, All Souls College, and Professor of Classics and Ancient History, University of Oxford My chief areas of research are: classical Greek historiography (esp. Herodotus and Thucydides); and historical texts considered as literature, and literary (esp. poetic) texts considered as history. Recent books I published a large-scale historical and literary commentary on Thucydides in three volumes (OUP 1991, 1996, 2008; boxed set 2010). My most recent monograph is Thucydides and Pindar; Historical Narrative and the World of Epinikian Poetry (2004), but in 2010 I published, again with OUP, a collection of (mostly reprinted) book- chapters and articles, Thucydidean Themes. A fourth edition of my Routledge textbook Greek World 479-323 BC was published at the beginning of 2011. In 2007 I co-edited, with Prof. Cathy Morgan of KCL (now Director of the British School at Athens, and soon to join my college as a Senior Research Fellow), Pindar's Poetry, Patrons, and Festivals: From Archaic Greece to the Roman Empire (OUP). This was a collection of papers by experts on historical, literary, archaeological and anthropological aspects of Pindar and his world. Since 1979 I have been involved with the on-going Lexicon of Greek Personal Names, and in 2000 I co-edited with the late Elaine Matthews a book called Greek Personal Names: their Value as Evidence (OUP for the British Academy). Finally, I co-edited with Tony Spawforth the 3rd ed. (1996) of the Oxford Classical Dictionary, and a 4th edition, co-edited with Tony Spawforth and Esther Eidinow, was published in 2012. In December 2013 I published an edition of and commentary on Herodotus book 5 in the ‘green-and-yellow’ series (Cambridge Greek and Latin Classics), and I am now working on Herodotus book 6 in the same series, to be co- authored with Christopher Pelling. My Lykophron’s Alexandra: Greek text, Translation and Commentary (pp. xxxii+ 618) was published by OUP in July 2015. I am now writing a follow-up monograph, to be called Lykophron’s Alexandra and the Hellenistic World, also for OUP. Finally, I am editing the metrical texts (mostly funerary epigrams) for the AHRC- funded Corpus of Ptolemaic Inscriptions project. Simon Hornblower: full list of publications (correct at June 2015) A. ) Books (single-authored unless otherwise stated) 1.) Mausolus (Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1982), pp. xxvi+398 (reviews: P. Cartledge, TLS April 1982; G. Waywell, History 1983, 487-8; L. Moretti, Riv. Fil. 1983, 253-4; F. W. Walbank, Antiquaries Journal 1983,160-2; C. G. Starr, JHS 1983, 206; A. Wankenne, LEC 1983, 193-4; N. Fisher, G&R 1983, 94; R. Lonis, Revue de Philologie 1984, 305-7; K. Rosen, HZ 1984 123-4; S. M. Sherwin-White, CR 1984, 254-9; J. K. Davies, EHR 1985, 653-4; H. W. Pleket, Mnemosyne 1985, 440-2; S. Ruzicka, CP 1985 182-6; K. Brodersen, Gymnasium 1986, 243; F. G. Maier, Gnomon 1987, 169-70) 2.) The Greek World 479-323 BC (Methuen, 1983; revised edition Routledge London, 1991; 3rd edition Routledge 2002, with two new chapters) pp. xix+396 in 2002 edition; 4th edition Routledge 2011. Translated into Spanish, Italian and Modern Greek (reviews of first ed.: P. J. Rhodes, TLS 13 Jan. 1984; R. Stoneman, THES 27 Jan. 1984; K. McCulloch, TES 9 March 1984; D. Whitehead, CR 1985, 112-4 and History 1985, 99; N. Fisher, G&R 1984, 214; P. Cartledge, History Today 1984; H. D. Westlake, JHS 1985, 212-3; H.- J. Gehrke, Gnomon 1987, 64-6). Review of 4th ed.: U. Walter, Sehepunkte 12 (2012) no. 9 3.) (co-edited) LACTOR The Athenian Empire ed. 3 (1984) (translated sourcebook) pp.xxv+175 (reviews: D. L. Stockton, CR 1984, 343; T. T. B. Ryder, JACT Review 1(1984) 31-2) 4.) Thucydides (Duckworth, London, 1987, reprinted with additions 1994), pp.x+230 (modern Greek translation 2003) (reviews: W. R. Connor, TLS Oct.30-Nov.5, 1987; P. Cartledge, History Today 1988, 56; P. J. Rhodes, JHS 1989, 219; R. G. Osborne, CR 40 (1990) 227-9; C. R. Rubincam, EMC 1989, 408-13; L. Boffo, Athenaeum 1989, 617-9; D. Kagan, AHR 1989, 1068-9; O. Wenskus, Gnomon 1990, 577-9; J. Percival, G&R 1990, 98; J. Cobet, HZ 1992, 429-31). 2 Ch. 5 (‘Intellectual Affinities’) reprinted in J. S. Rusten (ed.) Oxford Readings in Thucydides (2009), 60-88, with a new appendix on work since 1987 5.) Commentary on Thucydides Vol. 1: Books I-III (OUP, 1991), pp. xii+548 (modern Greek translation 2006) (reviews: Peter Jones, The Times 30 Nov. 1991; M. H. Hansen, TLS 10 April 1992; P. J. Rhodes, CR 42 (1992) 279-81; J. B. Salmon, G&R 39 (1992) 237; D. Potter, BMCR Jan. 1992; P. Stadter, AJP 114 (1993) 451-4; J. E. Ziolkowski, CW 86 (1993) 243f.); J. L. Moles, JACT Review autumn 1993, 14-18.; O. Lendle, Gnomon 66 (1994) 196-201; H. R. Rawlings III, Classical Journal (1994) 428-30; D. Smith, LCM 19 (1994) 13-16 6.) (edited) Greek Historiography (OUP, 1994), pp. 286 (paperback 1995) (reviews: K. J. Dover, TLS April 14 1995; H. van Wees, G&R 42 (1995) 236; D. Rosenbloom, BMCR 7 (1996) 41-50; J. M. Alonso-Nuñez, JHS 116 (1996) 210; F. W. Walbank, Histos, December 1996) 7.) (co-edited) Ritual Finance Politics, Athenian Democratic Accounts Presented to David Lewis (OUP, 1994), pp.408 (reviews: K. J. Dover, TLS April 14, 1995; H. van Wees, G&R 42 (1995) 234; P. Cartledge, THES September 22 1995; M. Walbank, BMCR 1995. 06. 11; I. Worthington, CR 46 (1996) 180) 8.) (co-edited) Cambridge Ancient History vol. 6 (1994), 2nd ed, 'The Fourth Century BC', pp. 1077(reviews: P. Cartledge, Anglo-Hellenic Review 11 (Spring, 1995) 16-17; J. Murrell, JACT review 17 (Spring, 1995) 13-14; N. Spivey, THES September 8, 1995; H. van Wees, G and R 43 (1996) 98; P. Harding, CR 46 (1996) 91-3; D. Braund, History Today 46 (Dec. 1996) 58-9; P. McKechnie, Prudentia 28 (1996) 60-2; C. Habicht, Gnomon, 68 (1996),130- 5) 9.) (co-edited) Oxford Classical Dictionary, ed. 3 (OUP, 1996, revised ed. 2003), pp. lv+1640 (reviews: P. Stothard, THES December 6, 1996; P. V. Jones, Sunday Telegraph December 22, 1996; Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph December 31 1996; N. Spivey, Guardian January 2, 1997; R. Lane Fox, Observer, February 2, 1997; K. Hopkins, TLS February 14, 1997; P. M. Green, Washington Times February 26, 1997; A. Sinclair, Antiquity 71 (1997) 215f.; P. Cartledge, Anglo-Hellenic Review 15 (1997) 15; M. Sehlmeyer, BMCR 97. 7. 06, and G. S. Bucher, BMCR 2003. 11. 15 [reviewing the revised ed. of 2003]; R. Rees, CR 48 (1998) 461ff.) 10.) Commentary on Thucydides, vol. 2: Books IV-V. 24 (OUP, 1996), pp. xvi+516 (modern Greek translation 2006). Reviews: P. M. Green, Washington Times February 26, 1997; R. Winton, TLS July 25, 1997; J. Murrell, JACT Review 21 (1997) 26; P. J. Rhodes, BMCR 1997. 4. 26; D. Lateiner, Histos 1998; M. Chambers, AJP 119 (1998), 465-8; C. Smith, CR 49 (1999), 18ff.; R. Seager, JHS 119 (1999) 205; A. Blanchard, REG 112 (1999), 302-3) 11.) (co-edited), Oxford Companion to Classical Civilization (OUP, 1998; shorter, illustrated, version of no. 9 above), pp. 794 (reviews: R. Dorment, Daily Telegraph, November 28, 1998; T. P. Wiseman, TLS February 5, 1999; R. Rees, CR 50 (2000), 381f.) 12.) (co-edited), Who's Who in the Ancient World (OUP, 2000; selection of biographical entries from no. 9 above), pp. 440 13.) (co-edited), Greek Personal Names: Their Value as Evidence (OUP for the British Academy, 2000) pp. viii+184 (reviews: H. van Wees, G&R 2001, 261; T. Meissner, Hellenic Review 2001, 23; S. Lambert, BMCR 2001. 8. 22; C. Tuplin, CR 52 (2002) 393f.; R. Schmitt, Beiträge zur Namenforschung 37 (2002) 88-94; A. Martin, L'antiquité classique 71 (2002) 387-9; P. H. Ilievski, Ziva Antica 52 (2002) 234-244 (in Macedonian) 14.) Thucydides and Pindar: Historical Narrative and the World of Epinikian Poetry (Oxford, 2004, corrected paperback 2006), pp. xvii+454 (reviews: R. Osborne, TLS April 15th 2005; B. Currie, BMCR 2006. 01. 36; T. Harrison, G&R 2005, 259f.; D. Gerber, CR 55 (2005) 404-7; J. Godwin, JACT Review 2005, 33f.; C. Mann, Sehepunkte 2005 no. 3; T. K. Hubbard, Gnomon 78 (2006) 456-8; R. Munson, JHS 126 (2006) 171f.; N. Nicholson, AJP 2006; L. Kowerski, CW 100 (2007), 161-2; F. Nisetich Int. Journ. Class. Trad. 14 (2007), 535-78) 15.) (co-edited), Pindar’s Poetry, Patrons, and Festivals: from Archaic Greece to the Roman Empire (Oxford, 2007). (reviews: R. Ivanov, BMCR 2007. 10. 45; A. d’Angour, TLS May 9, 2008; A. D. Morrison, CR 59 (2009) 21f.; D. Fearn, JHS 129 (2009), 140f.; E. Thummer, Nikephoros (2010)) 16.) Commentary on Thucydides Vol. III: Books 5. 25- 8. 109 (Oxford, 2008), pp. xix+ 1107; corrected paperback 2010; boxed set of vols. I-III in paperback 2010 (reviews of vol. III: P. V. Jones, Journal of Classics Teaching 17 (2009) 25; M. Schofield, TLS Oct. 2nd 2009 [and 3 see P. Green, TLS Nov. 25th 2009, one of his two ‘books of the year’]; C. Constantakopoulou and P. Liddel, Greece and Rome 56 (2009), 257-8; P. Habermehl, H-Soz.u-Kult, Nov 2009; P. Debnar, New England Classical Journal 37 (2010) 129-32; V. Gray, BMCR 2010.01.24; W. Will, Klio 92 (2010), 260-1; K.-W. Welwei, Gymnasium 117 (2010), 591-596; M. Beard, New York Review of Books for Sept.